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By Damien Newton

8:22 AM PDT on August 18, 2011

LA Weekly Jabs at City’s Bike Plan Implementation (LA Weekly)
Metro Public Meeting on 405 Carmageddon, Rampture TONIGHT on the Westside (The Source)
Box: LADOT Is Albatross Around Neck of Candidate Greuel (City Watch)
Hawthorne: Downtown Stadium Designs the Opposite of Inspired (LAT)
Krepack: Some Practical (and Legal) Advice to Taking the Lane (Biking In L.A.)
AEG Wants Arbitrator’s, Not Jury Trials, to Determine Future Stadium Suits (Daily News)
Is High Speed Rail a Boondoggle? (WaPo)
But Brown Still On Board with CAHSR (Fresno Bee)
TX Gov. Perry’s Record on Transpo Funding, Lots of Bonding, No Increases (Houston Chronicle)
Seoul Experiments with Woman Only Subway Cars (LAT)
The Great Wall of L.A. Ready for a Re-Debut in September (ZevWeb)

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